In a world where male newscasters largely look and dress the same: we have a hero. A man who isn't afraid to take risks, make mistakes, and wear pink or flowers! That man is @VicWJZ and this Twitter salutes him.
No matter how much moire his outfit causes.
If you have or know someone who has a confirmed case of COVID-19 in Maryland - with minor or serious symptoms, or if already recovered - and you want to share your story to help others understand the experience, my DMs are open and my email is [email protected]. (RT to boost.)
What are things that are common today, but in 40 years will be looked back on as crazy?
e.g. the way society today looks back on ubiquitous cigarette smoking in the past.
Someone calls 911 because they hear shots down the street at the bank. The cops show up at the bank, and, sure enough, it’s been robbed, and there are numerous witnesses there who saw the crime. The suspects confess. Normally, at this point, no one cares about who called 911.
Clearly my sister’s paycheck is more important than the world her three adopted kids will inherit. I can no longer apologize for a sibling who I no longer recognize. I can and will continue to call out the monstrous behavior and the bully commentary born out of anger.
This is why I love @VicWJZ
Ever since the Great Male Renunciation, people expected men's clothing to be boring and go unnoticed.
Men should be allowed to express themselves in dress and still be accepted. I love how Vic experiments w/, color & pattern
https://t.co/BabGeJrMz3
@MegWJZ We are all SO PROUD OF YOU! Look at you rocking the pink dress while you flaunt your accomplishments 😄
You are my favorite weather lady and now meteorologist! So glad to have you in Baltimore.